Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho is arguably the first modern horror movie and an unrivaled masterpiece of genre filmmaking. Adapted from Robert Bloch’s 1959 novel, the story follows...
Baters It’s nearly time to close out the month of July, which has been another scorching hot one for Trace and me. We kicked things off...
With Now Showing, your Halloweenies gather each month for a review on something new and something old in horror. This month, co-hosts Justin Gerber and Michael...
Bitchy, Bickering Bitches. It’s been a pretty wild December, with us covering off-kilter films like the much-maligned Batman & Robin and the not-as-bad-as-you-think Wrong Turn 4:...
Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho was a knife slash to cinematic history. It became the point of demarcation that changed how movies were made, exhibited, and viewed. From...
Mother 2.0. Our month of 3s (to celebrate the podcast’s third year of existence) started with a bang with our longest episode ever (on Wes Craven’s...
When I learned that filmmaker Sam Wineman was accepting submissions for his upcoming queer horror documentary, I knew immediately that I wanted to talk about Anthony...
Inscribed on Anthony Perkins’ urn in the Hollywood Hills are the words: “Don’t Fence Me In.” It’s a poignant choice for someone trapped by the blessing...
Is this a secret Psycho 3 Episode? The last few weeks on the Horror Queers Podcast we’ve drooled over Delphine Seyrig’s fierce queer vampire in Daughters of Darkness,...
One of the most iconic and famous scenes in horror history is in Alfred Hitchcock‘s thriller Psycho. The sequence shocked audiences back in 1960 by breaking...
The late Anthony Perkins (Psycho) delved into the darkest depths of human nature as the host of “Chillers,“ a deliciously evil anthology series based on Patricia...
Confused? Alfred Hitchcock was a master showman, but wait until you hear how he “tricked” the audience into seeing Psycho back in 1960. The official Oscar’s...
Scream Factory has announced that they’re releasing the 1990 made-for-TV movie Psycho IV on Blu-ray on August 23rd. Directed by Mick Garris and starring CCH Pounder...
In 1990 Tobe Hooper directed a made-for-TV horror movie entitled I’m Dangerous Tonight, starring “Twin Peaks'” Mädchen Amick, which aired on the USA Network. The film...
The sequel to Hitchcock’s horror classic is not only a satisfying piece of film, but arguably a richer experience than its predecessor “Then who did it?”...
Arrow Video has announced their July releases and in a not-so-shocking turn of events, they’re awesome. First up is The Swinging Cheerleaders. I’ve never seen this but...
Scream Factory Presents Destroyer & Edge of Sanity On Blu-ray April 12, 2016 Anthony Perkins hasn’t been himself lately… Scream Factory presents Destroyer & Edge of...
Psycho is one of my favorite movies of all time. I wouldn’t say it’s the best horror movie of all time, but you can certainly make...
Via Vision Entertainment out of Australia is releasing another Blu-ray collection to add to their already fine lineup of collections that includes a Ray Harryhausen boxset...
In 1959, Robert Bloch released the novel “Psycho“, which Alfred Hitchcock would adapt into one of the most famous horror/thrillers. Then, in 1982, Bloch returned to...
Much like its predecessor, Psycho III is a sequel that people either love or hate. While Psycho II had hints of Norman conquering Mother, and possibly...
There is something to be said about Psycho II. You either love it or hate it. After Psycho changed the way movies were shown in theatres...
Crazy timing! Just days after I finally watch Psycho II and Psycho III for my Psycho Rankings Shout Factory’s Scream Factory announced that they are reissuing...
The season finale of A&E’s “Bates Motel” airs tonight, so I figured I’d take a look back at the film that spawned it, Psycho, and the...
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